Grimrock

wagtunes wrote:If I were to run through this again (I might next year) I'd construct my party differently and conserve all my ingredients, saving them all for end game.

Just remember that an Alchemist grows ingredients in his inventory when he has at least one unit.

Dr.Disaster wrote:

wagtunes wrote:If I were to run through this again (I might next year) I'd construct my party differently and conserve all my ingredients, saving them all for end game.

Just remember that an Alchemist grows ingredients in his inventory when he has at least one unit.

Yeah, see I didn't include an alchemist in my party when I made it. Also I saw a walkthrough where one person had a character that gained levels just by feeding him. Have no idea what the character was. Should probably watch the first video again.

Farmer class

Isaac wrote:Farmer class

Ah, thanks.

wagtunes wrote: Yep, that was the Wizardry. That was on floppy disk. 3.5 inch. That was definitely DOS.

Yeah, Wizardry VII was DOS - though I believe there was a Windows (probably XP) version as well.

wagtunes wrote: As for M&M, not sure if it had a DOS version but I still have the CD here and it was a Windows startup. I had XP at the time.

If you still have the CD - look for an INSTALL.EXE or INSTALL.BAT (typical name for DOS installers) rather than SETUP.EXE (which was usually the Windows installer).

I wish I still had my M&M disks/CDs. But those were lost or sold (I can't remember) during one of my many moves. The only games I kept in every move were the Wizardry series, Realms of Arkania series, and every Sierra Online game I had (Leisure Suit Larry, Police Quest, King's Quest, Gabriel Knight, Quest for Glory, the list goes on and on).